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The patch appears to fix both my test-case, and the original problem in
Darktable.
Darktable is using a 3 member array which does get modified, initialized to
-FLT_MAX and than used to store
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--- Comment #12 from robert at robbieab dot com ---
Ah, thank you for the explanation.
I will try and test this today.
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Does the patch mean k[] gets marked as shared?
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Yeah, what Daniel said.
The test case here was just "something simple that triggers the problem".
The revised test cases also exhibit the problem for me, and shouldn't be ra
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Preprocessed copy of test-openmp.c
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The minimal test-case C file i used.
Compiling the attached program wi
